Jumu'ah Prayer — Jumu'ah & Eid
- Ruling on the Time of Zenith on Friday
- Prayer on Friday at the Time of the Sun’s Istiwa’ (Zenith)
- Praying at the Time of Zawal on Friday
- The Reward of Jumu‘a Prayed During Working Hours
- Responding to the Adhan during the Friday Khutbah and its Evidence
- Responding to the Adhan of the Khutba and the Du‘a after It
- Responding to the Second Adhan of Jumu‘a
- Responding to the Adhan before the Khutba
- Responding to the Second Adhan and the Du'a after It
- Du'a after the Second Adhan of Jumu'a
- The Jumu'a Adhan before Zawal
- The Basis for the Two Adhans of Jumu'a
- Is the First or the Second Adhan of Jumu'a the Sunna?
- The Second Adhan of Jumu'a
- Where the Second Adhan Should Be Given
- The Place of the Khutba Adhan on Friday
- The Khutba Adhan Inside the Mosque
- The Place of the Second Jumu‘a Adhan
- The Place of the Adhan before the Khutba: Inside the Mosque or Outside
- The Place of the Adhan before the Khutba: the Words “at the Door of the Mosque” in the Narration of Muhammad ibn Ishaq
- The Place of the Second Jumu‘a Adhan and the Standing of Muhammad ibn Ishaq
- The Second Adhan of Jumu‘a inside the Mosque
- An Interval between the Second Adhan and the Khutba
- Calling the Adhan before the Khatib Shifted to the Right or Left
- Standing for the Jumu‘a Prayer at “Hayya ‘ala al-falah”
- Definition of “Miṣr” (a city) in Islamic jurisprudence
- Whether a Place Is a City Depends on Custom (‘Urf)
- Definition of a City (Misr) and the Conditions for Establishing Jumu‘a
- Definition of a Small Town
- Jumu'a in villages: the definitions of misr and the permissibility of Jumu'a in a village
- Jumu‘a in a Village and the Definition of a Village
- Small and large villages
- Jumu'a in a settlement of two thousand inhabitants
- Jumu'a in a village of two thousand, ihtiyat al-zuhr, and a khatib who does not lead the prayer
- Jumu'a in villages
- A question on the above answer: the sultan as a condition of Jumu'a, the athar of 'Ali, and the definition of a city
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement with a Population of Three Thousand
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement with a Population of Three and a Half Thousand
- Jumu‘a in a Place with a Population of Four Thousand
- Jumu‘a in a Large Village (Qarya Kabira)
- Jumu‘a in a Village
- Jumu‘a in Villages
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement with a Population of Eighteen Hundred
- Jumu‘a in the Villages of Bengal
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement with a Muslim Population of Five Hundred
- The Ruling on Jumu‘a in a Settlement with Thirty Muslim Households
- Jumu‘a in a Village and Drawing an Analogy with the Ta‘ziya
- Jumu'a, the Eid prayers and the sacrifice in a settlement of two thousand
- Jumu'a in the village of Dadri
- Caution lies in the Hanafi school: there is no Jumu'a in a small village
- May three villages together pray Jumu'a in one place?
- Praying Jumu'a in villages for the sake of teaching rulings
- The environs of the city (fina' al-misr)
- Jumu'a for the people of a village adjoining a town
- Jumu'a in a mosque where the five daily prayers are not held
- Jumu'a in a house or a room
- Holding the Friday prayer for fear that people will abandon prayer
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement of Four to Five Hundred People
- Jumu‘a in a Village of Two Hundred Houses
- Jumu‘a in a Village of Three to Four Thousand People
- Jumu‘a in a Settlement of Fifteen Hundred People
- What Is to Be Done If a Mosque Is Not Attended Without Jumu‘a
- The Conditions of Jumu‘a and Eid in Detail
- The Condition of a Sultan and His Permission for Jumu'a
- The Condition of a Sultan for Jumu'a
- Are the Conditions of Jumu'a the Same in Dar al-Harb and Elsewhere?
- The Ruling on Praying Jumu'a in a Settlement That Lacks Its Conditions
- The Jumu'a Prayer with the Doors Closed
- Jumu'a in a Prison
- The Friday prayer in prison
- Jumu'a in a factory
- The Friday prayer in a nearby hamlet (mazra'a)
- Jumu'a in a hostel
- Establishing Jumu'a in a market mosque
- Jumu'a for the people of a village near a small town
- A mosque is not a condition for the Friday prayer
- A mosque is not a condition for Jumu'a
- A mosque is not necessary for the Jumu'a prayer
- The Jumu'a prayer in a mosque that is not waqf
- Jumu'a and the Eid prayers in a settlement without a mosque
- The Messenger of Allah ﷺ did not pray Jumu'a in a small settlement
- Jumu'a in a mosque at an animal stable far from habitation
- People abandoned even the fard prayer after Jumu'a was stopped in a small settlement
- Following the imam in the Jumu'a prayer in a small village
- What is the course of action when there is disagreement about the permissibility of Jumu'a?
- If the muftis differ about the permissibility of Jumu'a
- Going to another settlement for the Friday prayer
- How many people are required for the Jumu'a prayer among the Shafi'is
- Friday Prayer for the Blind and His Leadership
- If a woman prays Jumu'a, the Zuhr prayer is lifted from her
- With what intention should a villager go to the town on Friday?
- Should those who missed Jumu'a pray Zuhr in congregation?
- Jumu'a, the Eid prayers and i'tikaf for prisoners
- Coming from a village to the city for Jumu'a
- School attendance at the time of Jumu'a
- What to do when the conditions of Jumu'a are absent but harm is feared?
- Jumu'a for a shepherd four miles from the city
- The Sunnah method of delivering the Friday sermon
- The ruling on the Jumu'a khutba
- The ruling on the khutba of Jumu'a and the two Eids
- The khutba in a non-Arabic language
- Translating the Friday khutba in the Shafi'i school
- The khutba in the language of those present
- Translating the Arabic khutba
- The khutba in a non-Arabic language
- The khutba in the Urdu language
- Delivering the khutba in Urdu
- The Friday khutba in Arabic
- The Jumu'a khutba in Arabic: reply to objections
- The khatib stating an immediate ruling in Urdu during the khutba
- Reading the Jumu’a khutba from a book
- A sermon in Urdu before the khutba
- A sermon before the Friday khutba
- A sermon before Jumu'a
- A sermon before the khutba adhan
- A sermon between the two adhans of Jumu'a
- Saying “Allah Most High said” followed by the ta'awwudh in a khutba
- Reciting na‘t and poems before the Friday khutba
- Hearing the khutba is not a condition of Jumu'a
- Not listening to the Jumu‘a and Eid khutba
- Holding a staff in the hand during the Jumu‘a khutba
- Delivering the Jumu‘a khutba holding a sword or a bow
- Holding a stick in the hand during the khutba
- The imam descending from the minbar after the khutba and sitting at the place of prayer
- Du‘a between the two khutbas
- The du‘a at the end of the first khutba
- Du‘a in the course of the khutba of the Jumu‘a prayer
- The permissible interval between the khutba and the Jumu’a prayer
- A murahiq delivers the khutba and an adult leads the prayer
- Listeners reciting the salawat during the khutba
- Facing the khatib or the qibla during the khutba
- Mentioning the Rightly Guided Caliphs in the Friday khutba
- Sitting between the two Jumu’a khutbas
- From which step of the minbar should the khutba be delivered? The objections against ‘Uthman ﵁
- On Which Step of the Minbar the Khutba Should Be Delivered
- Delivering One Jumu'a Khutba Seated on the Minbar and the Other Standing
- Looking About During the Khutba
- The Name of the Commander of the Faithful in the Khutba
- Verses of Poetry in the Jumu'a Khutba
- Saying as-Salamu 'alaykum Before the Khutba
- Reciting “Laqad ja'akum” Before the Second Adhan and Loud Salawat During the Khutba
- The Farewell Khutba (Khutbat al-Wida')
- The farewell khutba (khutbat al-wida')
- One person delivering the khutba in two places
- Delivering the khutba in another mosque after having prayed Jumu'a
- Delivering the khutba in another mosque after praying Jumu'a
- One person leads the Jumu'a prayer and another delivers the khutba
- Collecting donations during the khutba
- Collecting donations at the time of the Friday khutba
- Collecting donations from worshippers during the khutba
- Collecting donations during the Friday khutba
- Fanning oneself during the khutba
- How long the first and second khutbas should be
- Standing up before the Friday khutba has ended
- Holding multiple Friday prayers
- Jumu‘a in several places in one settlement
- Multiple Jumu’a prayers in a settlement made up of many hamlets
- Establishing Jumu’a elsewhere when a large congregational mosque exists
- Holding Jumu’a in a madrasa to avoid an innovator imam
- Reciting Surah al-Kahf Every Friday
- Trimming nails and hair before or after the Friday prayer
- Having a haircut on the day of Jumu’a
- The time of the ghusl for Jumu’a and Eid
- Details of Iḥtiyāṭ al-Ẓuhr (Precautionary Ẓuhr Prayer)
- Ihtiyat al-Zuhr (Precautionary Zuhr) after the Jumu'a
- Ihtiyat al-Zuhr: the Imam Where the Jumu'a Is Not Permissible
- Ihtiyat al-Zuhr after the Friday Prayer
- Praying Zuhr before the Jumu'a
- Some practices before the Friday prayer and handshaking after Jumu‘ah
- Praying the sunna in the mihrab before Jumu'a
- How many sunnas are there after Jumu'a?
- The intention for the Jumu'a prayer
- Takbir al-tashriq after the Jumu'a prayer
- Jumu'a in the Eidgah with the second adhan and iqama
- The ruling on one who performs no prayer except Jumu'a
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